We are Student Energy

Student Energy is a global youth-led organization empowering young people to accelerate the sustainable energy transition. We work with a network of 50,000 young people from over 120 countries to build the knowledge, skills, and networks they need to take action on energy.

Our youth-led Programs Ecosystem meets young people at all stages of their studies or careers, focusing on fundamental energy systems knowledge, honing project and leadership skills, providing early career professional experience, and connecting them with funding and support to scale their projects. Our Programs Ecosystem include:
- Student Energy Chapters
- SE Fellowship
- SE Career Training
- SE Guided Projects
- SE Mentorship Program
- Student Energy Summit (SES)
- SevenGen Indigenous Youth Energy Summit

We also work with governments, companies, and organizations to facilitate meaningful youth engagement and mobilize resources to support youth-led energy solutions.

We aim for our work to be data-backed, so we lead research projects to better understand global youth perspectives:
- Global Youth Energy Outlook
- Youth Impact Framework
- Energy Transition Skills Project

We operate on a unique youth empowerment model, which means that our initiatives are co-created with young people, for young people. We have consistently found that when young people are empowered to take action on energy and have access to decision-making spaces, they are able to raise the level of ambition in that space.

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[KJSvitko]

Join in and speak up for the future of the planet.

[Theres_No_PlanetB]

Sounds great! If only I had any money as recent double major graduate in energy science, technology, and engineering.
There a wallpaper version of your energy map? A banner would be good also, but that's probably to much info to fir on the small space.